Book Review: Cor Rotto by Adrienne Dillard

As an avid reader, I often find myself struggling to find the time to read each and every book in my To Be Read stack. However, I always seem to find the time to read Cor Rotto by Adrienne Dillard one more time. Today, I read Cor Rotto for the second time this year, and … Continue reading Book Review: Cor Rotto by Adrienne Dillard →

Sequel Soapbox: Doctor Sleep

If you follow me on Twitter, you’ve probably seen multiple tweets expressing my hesitation to buy Doctor Sleep, a continuation by Stephen King of The Shining. It isn’t often that I read Amazon book reviews, mostly because I know that every reader has different preferences – especially when it comes to such an acclaimed author. … Continue reading Sequel Soapbox: Doctor Sleep →

The Golden Rule of Reading

I am not a fan of social media for a lot of reasons (mostly because I think I’m as crotchety at heart as they come). However, as I’ve developed as a reader and nowadays as an author, I’ve implemented a new policy in my household: If you love the book, thank the writer. I mean … Continue reading The Golden Rule of Reading →

Book Review: The Department for Mutated Persons by Robert R. Fike

The Department for Mutated Persons by Robert R. Fike presents a frightening alternative future for the United States, masterfully exploring the ageless conundrum of “Us vs. Them” in a story that reminds me equally of The X-Men and Insurgent (sequel to Divergent). Following Alan through his experiences in a modern-day work camp for individuals who … Continue reading Book Review: The Department for Mutated Persons by Robert R. Fike →

Time to Scroll? Time to Read!

One of my biggest pet peeves is when someone says they “don’t have time” to read. “Oh, I love reading – I just don’t have the time anymore! I’m so busy.” And to a point, I get it – work, kids, having a household, marriage, and all those other adult responsibilities can really get in … Continue reading Time to Scroll? Time to Read! →

Why I Love My Kindle & KindleUnlimited

I was in high school when eReaders, iPads, and Kindles quickly gained popularity. In the course of a semester, these gadgets went from something only adults and the rich kids had to something I saw on nearly every desk. Except mine. I couldn’t have been convinced with a million dollars and a year off my … Continue reading Why I Love My Kindle & KindleUnlimited →